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Mab's Voice in Peace Talks

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MarkHazard:
In the audio book version of PT did anyone else note that Mab's voice is harsher than in previous books?  I had to go back initially because I thought it was Mother Winter talking in the first encounter in the Munstermobile.  Is this a new development or has the harshness been there in past books?  If it is a new development, I wonder if there is any significance? 

Griffyn612:
Bump because somehow I missed this one.

TrueMonk:
I noticed it too, it almost has to mean something because the change is so significant. I wish the books where not do far apart so I would not always be on doubt about these things.

knightedbishop:
While it’s fun to notice those kinds of subtle details, I hope not. I get annoyed when there are clues present only in certain mediums. The book makes no reference to any change in Mab’s voice when she and Lara are in the Munstermobile. Harry describes her voice as “calm and precise.”

When Harry awoke at the end of Ghost Story on Demonreach, Mab was described as bordering on inhuman- sunken huge eyes, skin stretched over bones. I assume she was drained from exerting her power so constantly to keep Harry summertime, away from her seat of power. When she was furious in earlier books her voice was clearly a big deal. Here the only comment Harry makes at all is that her eyes were too big to be strictly human.

Conspiracy Theorist:
Clearly that was Mab in her role of Japanese Anime Character.

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